Wyoming Legislature Advances General Appropriations Bill
The legislature approved the general appropriations for the next two years totaling over 1.4 million dollars and scheduled evening sessions as committees advance H B 206 and related financial bills. Several measures including H B 83, H B 74, and H B 110 faced decisions, with debates on state institutions, weights and measures, and care for Carey County.
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Governor Allen Testifies On Argonne Battle Shortages
Gov Allen presents to the house evidence from the 25th Division claiming American troops fought with infantry arms for lack of horses to move artillery and that air support was scarce. He contests casualty figures and cites Red Cross and YMCA work in France, with letters from veterans supporting his view.
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Departure of Son II Kendall Casts Light on Hussian Problem
Representative D E B Kendall of Sherluan left for home to see his son Lieutenant Paul Kendall who is to spend a few days in Sheridan before going to Siberia. Kendall graduated from West Point last November. The big work in Siberia was disclosed and involves a large expedition from San Francisco aimed at aiding the Omak government.
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Piro On the Way Come Early For Savings
A fragment notes a sales prompt inviting early arrival to secure items with a service price of 15 dollars. The text includes garbled names and numbers, indicating an advertisement or notice section.
Poland Appeals to Supreme Council Against Huns
Poland charges German forces with brutality in Posen as war actions near ceasefire linger. M Korfen, a former Reichstag member, testifies that Poles informed Berlin they would not contest borders until peace talks decide. Delegation sought armistice in Berlin but German side refused.
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Portugal Declares Republic Is Saved Amid Arrests
Washington reports final suppression of Portugal's revolutionary movement with Lisbon declaring victory. Celro the monarchist leader and cabinet members are imprisoned. Weather unsettled with cold and fair days ahead. Obituaries note Mrs. John Bevan of Divide Ohio, and several local deaths including Mrs. Jensen and infant Solldador Igarh. Funeral notices pending.
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Secretary Wilson rebukes union protests over deportations
Secretary of Labor underlines that aliens advocating destruction or overthrow will be deported, rebuking Brooklyn Machinists Lodge 116 for protesting deportations. He says all arrested had fair trials, no I W W will be deported as a group, and appeals to courts remain available. He ties actions to the Immigration Law and says progress comes by discussion, not violence.
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German statesman denounces postwar program in Reichstag
In Weimar on Feb 17 Herr Hasse condemned Count Hirsdorf Hanzau’s foreign policy as lacking any socialist element. He called the November revolution a farce and warned a genuine one may still be needed, noting the former emperor’s war plans were revealed nearly a month before declaration.
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Copper Market Surplus Reduction Announced
Washington Feb 17 A decision to throw on the market copper iron and lead held surplus by the government was read here after a long government agents dispute. The sale will be gradual and designed to avoid depressing the market more than necessary.
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Withdrawal of Allied Troops in Russia by Spring Indicated
Secretary Baker today indicated in a letter to the military committee that Allied troops, including American forces, will be withdrawn from Russia by spring. The communication confirms a planned reduction in overseas military commitments as tensions and policy shifts unfold.
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Bliss reports plan for railroad troops to Murmansk
General Bliss states President approved sending two American railroad companies to Murmansk to protect Allied and American troops, deliver aid on short notice, and enable quick withdrawal. Britain will send about 2,400 men and seeks cooperation. Rail operation aims to guarantee prompt Archangel supplies via Murmansk. British authorities express no fear about the North Russia situation.
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Renewal armistice signed to curb German aggression
In Copenhagen the armistice renewal was signed by Marshal Foch in his private car. Treves reports Germans demanded prisoner returns and trading rights with occupied territories while pledging to accept new terms. The accord aims to restrain German aggression toward Poland and open access to the Baltic.
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Armistice Renewal Terms Draw Polish Gains and Restrictions
Marshal Foch proposes renewal terms to Germany requiring no offensive Polish moves and no crossing of the Russian border at a defined point. The Polish line runs southeast of Bramberg and near Exin, Beodsetn, Bann, Cuarnikau, and other towns, yielding Poland a substantial portion of Germany. The renewal would be for an indeterminate period with a three day notice by either side. Mathias Erzberger spoke for Germany as Foch opened the conference.
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Miners End Strike After Votes in Local Area
L. W. W. miners on strike voted today to call off the strike here. Marshal Foch informed the supreme council of German acceptance of terms for renewal of the armistice in Paris.
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Americans on interned warship marry Turkish wives
Eighteen of sixty six crew members of the gunboat Scorpion, interned at Constantinople from 1918 to last year, married Turkish women and stayed. One man, 66 year old Joseph Darley, remained to marry a 28 year old Turkish girl. A new crew was sent after the armistice, and efforts will be made to obtain his pension.
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Seattle Strikers Decide To Return To Shipyards
Seattle shipyards reopen after a January 1 strike of 25 000 workers. Employers say men return on their previous status and government contracts require union labor. Foremen begin reporting as yards prepare to restart, with selective rehiring at gates.
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Butte Miners End Nine Day Strike With Mass Return
Butte Montana witnesses a rapid return to work as thousands of miners answer calls after a nine day strike. Officials report about 56 000 miners reported for duty with roughly 3 000 employed immediately and rest to follow within 48 hours. The walkout began February 7 at the Almoro mines operated by former U S Senator Clark.
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Sir Wilfrid Laurier Expected in State Funeral Plan
GPIAWA Ontario Feb 17 The body of Sir Wilfrid Laurier former Canadian premier who died at his home today after paralysis will lie in state in the House of Commons from Thursday to Saturday. On Saturday morning the casket will be taken to Jagred Heart church for Mass by Archbishop Mathieu. Cabinet meeting tomorrow to arrange further funeral details.
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Bolsheviks Threaten Massacres If All Outs of Russia
Senate testimony warned that a withdrawal of Americas and allied forces from northern Russia could trigger one of the bloodiest massacres in world history. The witness claimed Bolsheviks swept in with murder whenever allies left, citing Archangel and prior troop withdrawals.
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Debate on League to Begin Preceded by Wilson Appeal
Wil Wasen, Feb 17. Debate on the constitution of the League of Nations will likely start in the Senate within a day or two despite President Wilson's plea to withhold discussion until he can confer with leaders. Senator Poindeter plans to attack Wednesday, with general debate expected but foreign relations committee participation uncertain. Senators Horah and Reed will also press the program.
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Situation Moscow Worse Than Ever Report Says
AP dispatch from London reports a dire situation in Moscow with continued executions and mass graves. Bolshevik support appears eroding as the food crisis worsens and hundreds die weekly while the population hovers around five hundred thousand. In Washington, leaders fail to pass river funding and adjourn without night session plans, delaying budget actions.
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